Random music news for Wednesday, June 11, 2025
There was a game of musical chairs in New York with 900 people. A woman from Tennessee won. Everyone wins with music news for June 11, 2025. BONUS: Wait. Airlines
Read MoreThere was a game of musical chairs in New York with 900 people. A woman from Tennessee won. Everyone wins with music news for June 11, 2025. BONUS: Wait. Airlines
Read MoreGreat news, everyone! On Monday night, the Seattle City Council voted to extend the historic district protections near Pike Place Market to include the Showbox. This is a great step
Read MoreNotice how more people are referring to Donald Trump as “45” instead of “President Trump?” No? Watch for it. And now, the music news for August 16. Speaking of whom,
Read MoreA thought: a revolving door leading into the West Wing of the White House. It would make staff changes easier for the Commander in Tweet. And now, the music news
Read MoreSeventy years ago, something crashed at Roswell, New Mexico. Probably a stupid grey. And now, the music news for July 8. Dave Grohl is “a big bully.” Wait–what? Madonna is
Read MoreOn this day in 1978, the first piece of spam was sent over ARPANET, the precursor to the modern Internet. And in music news for May 3… Excellent tutorial: How
Read MoreNow in Hong Kong, but the music news never stops. Courtney Love will star in a film called The Possibilities of Fireflies. Because it’s Monday, nine straight hours of purring
Read MoreOn this date in 1894, the first bottles of Coca-Cola were sold for the first time in Vicksburg, Mississippi. And now, music news. Christ, another one. The co-founder of SXSW
Read MoreOnly two more days and we’ll have survived January. Let’s see if we can get through the rest of the month without any more rock stars dying. And now, the
Read MoreMacklemore and Ryan Lewis have a new album entitled This Unruly Mess I’ve made and have set the release date as February 26. Here’s a trailer announcing things. He also
Read MoreIf you ever find yourself in Leesburg, Virginia–although I can’t imagine why–you might want to seek out the home of Brandon Bullis. Using a computer-controlled 2,500-channel display featuring 8,400 LEDs
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